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At the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg (November 2025), South Africa delivered a landmark outcome despite the absence of the United States. Under the theme “Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability”, the Johannesburg Leaders’ Declaration was adopted on the very first day – a break from tradition – committing the world’s biggest economies to fight global inequality, reform international finance to ease debt burdens on developing nations, accelerate renewable energy transitions, and place Africa and the Global South at the heart of inclusive growth.

Die 2025/26-tafeldruiseisoen is goed aan die gang in die Noordelike Provinsies en Oranjerivier, met verpakking wat momentum kry. Tot en met week 46 is 958 421 kartonne (4,5 kg-ekwivalent) vir uitvoer geïnspekteer – 24% meer as dieselfde tyd verlede jaar. Uitvoer is egter nog baie stadig met slegs 29 320 kartonne wat die hawe verlaat het, 80% minder as verlede seisoen, hoofsaaklik weens beperkte vroeë vaarte en weer-vertragings by Kaapstad-haweterminaal (193 uur wind- en misvertragings in November se eerste drie weke).  Die nasionale oesberaming bly onveranderd op 79,4 miljoen kartonne, ’n ligte toename van 0,6% teenoor verlede seisoen. Alle streke handhaaf hul aanvanklike beramings en glo dat gunstige toestande selfs effens hoër volumes kan lewer. Die top drie vroeë variëteite wat nou verpak word, is Prime, Starlight en Early Sweet®. 

AgriSA's provincial organisations from areas heavily affected when large volumes of water are released from the Vaal and Bloemhof dams will now jointly approach the Department of Water and Sanitation, along with AgriSA, to negotiate a better flood and dam level management plan. Farmers along the Vaal and Lower Orange rivers have already suffered millions of rands in damage due to the current practice of opening sluices after heavy rains in line with the existing plan.Unanimity was reached last week during AgriSA's specialist committee meetings in Pretoria.

Na ’n kort ruskans sedert 18 November kom swaar reën weer oor die somerreënstreek aan. Onafhanklike weerkundige Johan van den Berg waarsku dat totale van tot 100 mm (en meer) tussen 25 November en 3 Desember moontlik is oor Mpumalanga, Oos-Vrystaat, Gauteng, oostelike Noordwes, suidelike Limpopo, KZN en aangrensende Oos-Kaap. Reën bly waarskynlik deur byna die hele Desember, veral in die oostelike helfte.Damme is reeds kritiek vol: Vaaldam het van 100% gedaal na water vrystelling Bloemhofdam 105% Gariepdam 99% en kan 27 November oorloop Vanderkloofdam 91%, maar water word gelaat om buffer te skep.

Outstanding articles of the week. Summary of some news Headlines in the Farming and Agriculture media.

‎A group of animal rights organizations under the banner of the Wildlife Animal Protection Forum South Africa (WAPFSA) approached Creecy and asked her to form the “Wildlife Well-being Forum”. Sadly, this is the legacy, contrary to South African legislation, that former Minister George chose to pursue. READ MORE  

In 2024, Vietnam imported US$34 billion worth of agricultural products. South Africa accounted for only 0.3% of these imports (about US$89 million). The key suppliers of agricultural products to Vietnam were China, Brazil, the United States, Argentina, Cambodia, Australia, India, and Indonesia, collectively accounting for 70% of the country's agricultural imports.  READ MORE 

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